The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

VUh. LVs NOs VI.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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LONDON, Nov. 6--Lord Salisbury held his
frat Cabinet meeting on Thursdsy, and We
know that the policy Of coercion and the
treatment Of ireland a. an alien country are to
b pursued with increased vieor. Carte blanche
10 given to Balfour in his scheme Of paOifying
Ireland By means Of tho police. outrage. and
Imprisonment The feeling Of the Govern
mont u shown BY speech Of the Attorney
General ct Ashby. In which he expressed his
opinion that Mr.. Dillon deserved ave years
PENAL seEvitude. The speech has been we'll
answered By John Morley in Q letter pointing
out the gross indeoency shown BY Q man In
tho position OF the Attorney General By speak
ing In such way Of Q fellow member
of the House, and BIZ assuming with
out any evidence that Mr.. Dillon has
bean guilty Of an offence worthy OF such
punishment The utter iniertority In
svsry respect Of Webster. the Attornsy-Gsn.
srsl 70 Nj. Dtllon. whom he discusses, u fact
established beyond question. and the tone
which Mr.. Webstsr assumes II amply the re-
suit OF q mischieyous political policy. acting
through a man devoid a. he 10 Of the first ole
msnts OF ststesmanship. Unfortunately there
IL but too much cause 70 fear that Wsbster's
hatred OF Dillon WIN DO Rratiaed, and that Mr..
Dillon. who has been steadily sdvisiug the ten
ants to resist coercion and to refuse the pay
mont Of exorbitsut rents, will bs one OF tho first
10 ioin Mr.. O,Briop In prison,
The evidence Of determination on the part
Of the Govern ment TO enforce coercion riQidiy
Il michtily pleading to the Totss. who have
been clsmorine for the strong government
nromissd. and they aro also iubilsnt oyer the
sttltude Of Lord II Warrington. That full. bearded
ner,on Who knows velI th.t hs must sink
vhsn Tho Tory ship goes down. opened The
~ WITH a snseeh A. Trnro. In vhioh he pro-
5000 thst Ia vould never dssert bis dear
friands the Torisa. and that they might attn
count mon his unsvervine DEVOTION 70 the
0oyernmsnt IN ROVER. mo speeoh meant that
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s.vsntv nnion,st m.mbars' Ia direcs tba Gov.
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so.ari.,.s ~ ~ ,nis,ss.. of his cress
estate IN Ireland; aad it is probable that tho
Goyernmsnt ,themselyes and others behind the
sasna ~ ~. .r!.A =. srat.fnI a. th.v might
be for this assurance that they are to continue
The nbIs Of pnnnnts In the hands of the future
MI. ~ r,..ensh,ra
The cr.n.,as, ~ Iii ala man has hsan rastipv
and allowing his voice to gain strength. He
has not been idle. however. but has spent tho
vo.k vr,,ino I.ttara NJ GOOD sdv,ca IN Homs
mooA "t'@u* .o.'ots VI soou sU"Sv W so1o
kuieJs and talking things over with Earl TRAM
Vile and Lord spencer. who have been his
g,.a,. a. H.vardan On Thur.day M
srssa ola 1ood osonD.s s.ush. two .sr d
. thing or two in bis own peculiar line
~. 'I r.ss .,.n ~ In,t 49, sr.nosr no;n,;nS to
D largo Slm. which could vcll b spared. joou-
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